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by nurettin 1y ago
Similar experience here. Tux paint was also great around that age.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I've seen both kinds. GF projects where the senior devs feel that they have to get something right from the beginning, spending a year just on that piece (a set of widgets, a data ingestion framework, a state machine that covers the en
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by nurettin 1y ago
I work solo even though I'm in a company. The only feedback I get is the occasional "You're absolutely right!"
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by nurettin 1y ago
Just give them a raspberry pi and show them gcompris and luanti.
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by nurettin 1y ago
India is an interesting subject with so many Kumars and Prasads. They probably don't try to stand out with their name brand.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Probably, as much as US company equals US government.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Their only fault: being so gosh darn tasty.
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by nurettin 1y ago
As someone who grew up with turbo c++ I would also miss pretty much all of these (maybe not variadic template args) but at least boost covers the library parts.
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by nurettin 1y ago
You are still talking about the three line find_or_create in this article, right?
460.
by nurettin 1y ago
Do you avoid writing anything that the programming community has ever built? How are you alive???
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by nurettin 1y ago
I don't care much about forms and windows in the command line (I've had enough of turbo vision back in the 90s), but I don't think I am alone in wanting to see some progress bars and stats for long running processes. So 2% of
462.
by nurettin 1y ago
In "smart people" that I've met, those who perform well in quickly understanding subjects, have some sort of strong long and short term memory (something most IQ tests fail to measure) and generally read the room well, I noti
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by nurettin 1y ago
Perhaps a peaceful and serene death doesn't exist despite what people would like to believe so you won't be missing out.
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by nurettin 1y ago
No it does insist from time to time. Might be due to a hardware fluke. They deploy on a huge range of machinery.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Every time I type git, I feel insulted by linus.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Not sure what mutt has to do with X. Maybe you replied to the wrong thread.
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by nurettin 1y ago
python async is just a phase you grow out of and go back to mpsc where you don't see color and stack starts to make sense again.
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by nurettin 1y ago
What did you see specifically? And on what OS?
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by nurettin 1y ago
I don't dispute your anecdote but I think the point was: x11 has been around for decades, and these things just don't happen. And the reason is that there are much simpler and more effective ways to pwn a box than trying to screen
470.
by nurettin 1y ago
There is wide spread disrespect against people who play games on mac. It is a running meme.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I mean, as long as it works and it is still technically "my car", I would welcome the change.
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by nurettin 1y ago
What prevents you from creating an island of fake endorsers?
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by nurettin 1y ago
I see the implementation of lazy zip here. But maybe by ruby you mean some other language. https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.7.0/Enumerator/Lazy.html Point is simply: No language is special or exceptional. If a language
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by nurettin 1y ago
Yes, you can do all that in ruby, plus you can choose to do it lazily such that chaining operations uses generators or by copy at any point so maybe this is a classic case of lispbian hubris.
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by nurettin 1y ago
For me it isn't the API timeouts, but tool calls to update files fails most of the time.
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by nurettin 1y ago
How is that different from select map and reduce in ruby?
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by nurettin 1y ago
For me it had the best debugger integration and visualizers back in mid 2000s. In fact that's how I learned about .gdbinit and macros.
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by nurettin 1y ago
All this teaches is how to put parameters on stack, pass them to functions and use the results. It is pretty much a transliteration of what you would do in C.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I doubt they care about this or that license. They just want people to upgrade.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Early 2000s, writing your own client to join freenode was a programmer's rite. Sad to see the network implode. And no, I won't use libera or whatever.

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